2018 Map of Lake Clark B-3 NE

About this map

Lake Clark National Park and the Lake Clark National Preserve dominate this corner of the Alaska wilderness, where the massive glacial headwaters of Lake Clark meet the rugged interior mountains. The terrain is defined by the broad, braided channels of the Tlikakila River, which flows southwest through a deep valley before discharging into the northern reaches of the lake. Along the eastern margins of the river valley, the smaller Otter Lake and Little Lake Clark sit as quiet landmarks in a landscape otherwise marked by extreme elevation changes. This 2018 survey reveals a territory almost entirely devoid of modern infrastructure, preserving the exact hydrological and topological character of the Lake and Peninsula Borough as it has existed for generations. It serves as a vital record for those studying the pristine drainage patterns of the Bristol Bay watershed.